Hello @ArchieCourt,
Thanks for sharing your question with the Klaviyo Community!
Your flow certainly does appear to be accurately targeting specific products to provide your customers with a follow up email based on the product purchased.
The use of either “ProductNames” or “ItemNames” as your identifier for your trigger split definition is up to you. Similarly, for the data type it would depend on which “ProductNames” or “ItemNames” identifier you were using as the use of either “Text” or “List” depends on the data type of the property.
As far as the flow filter you have, it would highly depend on your goal. By using the “Since this flow began” aspect would remove any customers going through the flow who has placed a subsequent purchase. I would however, recommend not using your existing “Placed Order Zero times overall time” flow filter since your flow is already currently trigger by the Placed Order event, using the existing flow filter would actually cause no one to enter the flow as the only ones eligible for the flow at this time would be those use who have never triggered a Placed Order event.
I’ve also included other resources that may help you further understand creating product targeted flows and how flow filters work below:
I hope this helps!
David
Hello @ArchieCourt,
Thanks for sharing your question with the Klaviyo Community!
Your flow certainly does appear to be accurately targeting specific products to provide your customers with a follow up email based on the product purchased.
The use of either “ProductNames” or “ItemNames” as your identifier for your trigger split definition is up to you. Similarly, for the data type it would depend on which “ProductNames” or “ItemNames” identifier you were using as the use of either “Text” or “List” depends on the data type of the property.
As far as the flow filter you have, it would highly depend on your goal. By using the “Since this flow began” aspect would remove any customers going through the flow who has placed a subsequent purchase. I would however, recommend not using your existing “Placed Order Zero times overall time” flow filter since your flow is already currently trigger by the Placed Order event, using the existing flow filter would actually cause no one to enter the flow as the only ones eligible for the flow at this time would be those use who have never triggered a Placed Order event.
I’ve also included other resources that may help you further understand creating product targeted flows and how flow filters work below:
I hope this helps!
David
The perfect response! Thanks a lot David!